Glenn Hegar for Texas Comptroller of Public Accounts seems
to have all the momentum in the race right now. The Texas Comptroller is one of
the few, statewide elected officials. It is not a glamorous position, but it is
a very powerful and important position.
The race for Texas Comptroller will not end on the March 4th,
2014 Republican Primary Election Day. The Comptroller’s race will likely go to
a runoff along with the Texas Attorney General and LT Governor and Railroad
Commissioner races.
Glenn Hegar is certainly beginning to stand out among the
crowd in his race. He is being embraced by Tea Party groups and grassroots
organizations all across the entire State of Texas.
Just a week ago, Hegar was endorsed by the highly respected
Texas Patriots PAC. Texas Patriots PAC is one of the top Tea Party
organizations in the entire State of Texas. They are based out of the
Woodlands, TX.
Also this past week, Hegar was recommended by the Montgomery
County TEA Party.
Wrapping up the past week, Hegar also announced that half of
the Texas State Republican Executive Committee (SREC) members endorsed him for
Texas Comptroller.
I was on the SREC recently. Just in case anyone was thinking
of saying that Hegar was only endorsed by moderates on the SREC, I looked over
the list of SREC member endorsements, and I know a few of them personally and
know them to be very good conservatives. From Mark Ramsey and Valoree Swanson
in SD 7, to Naomi Narvaiz in SD 21, and many others on the list.
The SREC, although not well known, is an important group of
individuals. The SREC is the committee that governs and manages the Republican
Party for the entire State of Texas. There are 31 Senate Districts in Texas.
Every 2 year at the Republican State Convention, each Senate District in Texas
elects a man and a woman to serve on the State Republican Executive Committee.
Oh, and did I mention that Grover Norquist, the President of
Americans for Tax Reform and an NRA board member, has recently endorsed Glenn
Hegar?
Look, I could go on and on about all the conservative
support that Glenn Hegar is getting in his campaign for Texas Comptroller, but
I think you get the picture.
If support from grassroots conservatives is any indication,
Hegar certainly has the momentum in the race right now.
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